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Growing pains: Horticulture industry feels scorched by college’s decision to shear program

Reilly Armstrong — May 01, 2026

As the college begins to phase out its horticulture pathways, students and industry experts are wary of long-term consequences

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Students come to the employers with many questions in regards to their future.

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Students get their voices heard in a panel discussion with Ottawa city councillors

Mohamed Abdallah Jbili
February 03, 2026

Kyle Harris (right), one of the co-coordinators of the pride club, sits at a table during Clubs Fest.

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Clubs Fest showcases diverse campus activities open to students

Ryan Harkness
February 03, 2026

An Ottawa Charge sign at Algonquin College in E-building

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SA offers cheap Ottawa Charge tickets for students

Pedro Mendez
January 29, 2026

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After half a century, longtime college program nears radio silence

Reilly Armstrong
January 27, 2026

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Students take the mic at Algonquin’s free karaoke night

Mariana Vega Andrade
January 27, 2026

Student Commons packed with students socializing and making art.

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Balancing the chaos at Algonquin College’s drop-in art therapy

Ann Saratu Balogun
January 27, 2026

Algonquin College's snow removal team was busy on Jan. 15.

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Winter weather conditions require commuters to plan ahead

Amanda Mcleod
January 24, 2026

Algonquin College's Woodroffe campus may see further program closures.

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Algonquin College recommends further program suspensions to Board of Governors

Amanda Mcleod
January 22, 2026

A pair of students playing a game of Pong next to another pair playing StepManiaX.

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Students’ Association brings an arcade to Algonquin College for winter 2026’s AC Day 1

Tyson Purvis
January 19, 2026

A revisiting family, Elizabeth Leung (top), Kateri Leung (14) (left), Meaghan Leung (middle) and Damien Leung (7), sitting by the fire after a fun day at Thomas Tree Farm on Nov. 28.

Photo: Lara Simard

Thomas Tree Farm is a family dream rooted in Christmas spirit

Lara Simard
December 22, 2025

Sebastienne Carine Durand, a single mother of two daughters who recently emigrated in Ottawa from Haiti following gang violence.

Photo: Janella Milord Ashford

Discrimination and hurdles within the immigration process impact Haitians seeking safety

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December 22, 2025

180 years later: The Sisters of Charity’s legacy in Ottawa

Vasileios Tselios
December 20, 2025

EcoEquitable is a registered charity with a dual purpose of textile waste reduction and women’s empowerment that intersect through the art of sewing.

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Community efforts step up in tackling Ottawa’s textile waste

Hau Ting Ng
December 17, 2025

Growing pains: Horticulture industry feels scorched by college’s decision to shear program

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After half a century, longtime college program nears radio silence

Students take the mic at Algonquin’s free karaoke night

Balancing the chaos at Algonquin College’s drop-in art therapy

Winter weather conditions require commuters to plan ahead

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Thomas Tree Farm is a family dream rooted in Christmas spirit

Discrimination and hurdles within the immigration process impact Haitians seeking safety

180 years later: The Sisters of Charity’s legacy in Ottawa

Community efforts step up in tackling Ottawa’s textile waste

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